Owners right of Access for Construction and Maintenance Sample Clauses

Owners right of Access for Construction and Maintenance. Through this Lease, the Owner hereby reserves the right of access over, under, and all about the Project Real Property for constructing, installing, improving, operating, using, inspecting, repairing, maintaining, reconstructing, replacing, relocating and removing the stormwater, sewer and water infrastructure located on or under the Project Real Property (the “Owner’s Utilities”). The exercise of the access granted in this Section shall be made with as little inconvenience to the Lessee and the Project Owner as practicable. No non-emergency entry shall be made to a residential dwelling unit without at minimum 24 hours’ prior notice and arrangement with the Lessee and the Project Owner’s affected tenant(s). Work in the Flat Creek Apartments in a non-emergency nature shall be done‌ during weekdays from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. In the case of emergency, no such notice shall be required; however, Owner shall use reasonable efforts to notify Lessee and the Project Owner’s affected tenant(s) of its intent to exercise its right under this Lease for such emergency or unplanned work. Any damage to any portion of the Project Real Property or the Flat Creek Apartments as a result of the exercise of the access granted in this Section shall be promptly restored to as near the original condition as possible by the Owner at Owner’s sole cost and expense.
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